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Thitinan Duangjina, MNS, RN
Lecturer
Department :
Medical Nursing

Education :
2017     M.N.S., Gerontological Nursing, Faculty of Nursing, Chiang Mai University, Thailand
2013      B.N.S., ์ีNursing, Faculty of Nursing, Chiang Mai University, Thailand


     Thitinan Duangjina is currently a Lecturer in medical nursing at the Faculty of Nursing, Chiang Mai University. She earned a bachelor’s degree in nursing science (second class honors) then she went on to gain a master’s degree in gerontology nursing from Chiang Mai University. She has research and work experience in the areas of gerontology nursing, especially in caring the older patients suffering from dysphagia and malnutrition. and has presented the research at academic conferences. She also educates health personnel working in hospitals and in the community about caring for specific problems with the elderly. Additionally, she works with the local government and hospitals in establishing projects for promoting the health of the elderly patients.


Research Areas :
•   Nursing Practice for the Elderly

Publications :

International 

1. Thitinan Duangjina, Anne M. Fink and Valerie Gruss. (2022). Resilience in Family Caregivers of Asian Older Adults With Dementia. Advances in Nursing Science. (In Press).

 

National  

1. Thitinan Duangjina. (2022). Nursing Care for Older Persons with Mild Cognitive Impairment: Application of the Self-Determination Theory. Thai Journal of Nursing Council. 37(1), 5-18.

2. Thitinan Duangjina and Sirirat Panuthai. (2020). Nursing Intervention for Improving Nutritional Status in Older Persons. Nursing Journal. 47(3), 469-480.

3. Sirirat Panuthai, Rojanee Chintanawat and Thitinan Duangjina. (2020). Acceptance Testing of Food Products for Older Persons with Dysphagia. Nursing Journal. 47(1), 488-501.

4. Thitinan Duangjina, Sirirat Panuthai and Nattaya Suwankruhasn. (2020). Food Consumption Behavior and Nutritional Status in Dependent Older Persons. Nursing Journal. 47(1), 231-241.

 

 

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